Memorial
Book of Remembrance 1939-2002 Community College
Willington Quay
Memorial Name: Book of Remembrance 1939-2002 Community College (W56.12)
NEWMP Ref No.: W56.12
Parish: Willington Quay
Churchill Community College, Churchill Street, Wallsend NE28 7TN
1939-2002
Unveiled 12th November 2002.
(Dedicated to servicemen and civilians of Willington Quay, Howdon, Willington Square, Rosehill and Holy Cross who died during wars and conflicts 1939-2002).
Book of Remembrance.
Every serviceman who died has his own page with family details and regimental badge.
See Transcript.
1. These books of remembrance were presented for safe keeping in St. Mary’s Church; St. Paul’s Church; St. Mark’s Church; St. Aidan’s Church (now demolished); Churchill Community College. These were researched and produced by Don Price.
2. These were dedicated at the same service of unveiling of the plaque W56.10
Additional Research Documents
Don Price, Wallsend LHS
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Slide 1
Photo
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Slide 2
The Willington Roll of Honour 1939-2002
On Tuesday 12th November 2002 a service of remembrance was held at
Churchill Community College to dedicate a memorial plaque to the servicemen and civilians of Willington Quay,
Howdon, Willington Square, Rosehill and Holy Cross who died during wars and conflicts from 1939-2002.
At the same service, books of remembrance were dedicated for safekeeping in:
St Mary’s Church
St Paul’s Church
St Mark’s Church
St Aidan’s Church
Churchill Community College
I have received several inquiries asking if a copy of the book can be purchased.
Unfortunately, only 5 were printed
and such a limited reproduction would prove too expensive. I have therefore produced
an amended version of the
book on disc, free to anyone who may wish to copy it.
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Slide 3
When you go home
Tell them of us and say
For your tomorrow
We gave our today
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Slide 4
The Willington Book of Remembrance 1939-2002
Don Price
This book honours the servicemen and civilians of Willington, who ‘gave their tomorrow for our today.’ A book of this nature can only be as complete as the names provided and as accurate as the information available at the time and I apologise for any omissions.
My research in most cases began with the daily Roll of Honour published in the Evening Chronicle from 1939-1947. Names taken from this source were compared with the records of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and where possible related to the 1939 and 1945-1947 Electoral Registers.
Finally, I attempted to contact relatives and although my successes were limited, the response from the relatives I was able to talk with made the effort well worthwhile.
I would like to thank the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for access to their records, Jim Winter for allowing me unlimited access to his badge collection and David Baldwin, Headmaster of Churchill Community College.
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Slide 5
I am also grateful to the following organisations
and personalities for their help, advice and financial support:
The Royal British Legion
Canon Joan Dotchin
Rev Sheila Hamil
1st Volunteer Artillery (Tynemouth) Association
RHQ (Northumberland) The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers Assn, Newcastle Branch
Bridon Ropes, Willington Quay
101 (Northumbrian) Regt Royal Artillery (V)
101 (Northumbrian) Regt Royal Artillery (V) Officers Mess
204 (Tyneside Scottish) Battery, Royal Artillery (V)
The Evening Chronicle
Mr Terry Clarke, Parade Marshall
Alexander Paul and Dick Cartwright, Pipers
Peter Davison, Bugler
Tom Cook, Music teacher
North Tyneside Veterans Committee
Stan McCully
Northumbria Army Cadet Force
1151 (Wallsend) Squadron Air Training Corps
Children’s University
Bernadette Blencowe for permission to use an extract from “Folks Alang the Road,” a book written by her father Mr. A Senior in 1980.
Gallaher Ltd.
GENUKI Index to the “Civilian War Dead Roll Of Honour”
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Slide 6
Remembrance 1939-2002
In the early months of the war a special area was set aside in Holy Cross Cemetery
for service war graves.
(Photo of War Graves)
At the going down of the sun
and in the morning,
We will remember them.
Laurence Binyon
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Slide 7
In memory of
Alexander Allison
H.M.S. Daedalus 11, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Friday 21st June 1940.
Age 21.
Husband of Margaret Oliver Allison, North Shields; son of
Harry and Sarah Hannah Allison of 25 Rutherford Street Howdon.
Remembered with honour
PRESTON CEMETERY, Tynemouth.
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Slide 8
In memory of
William Wilson Ballantyne
H.M. Motor Minesweeper 168, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Died Monday 25th June 1945.
Age 32.
Son of William and Lizzie Ballantyne; husband of Edna Ballantyne,
of 55 Bede Crescent, Holy Cross.
Remembered with honour
STAGLIENO CEMETERY, GENOA, Italy.
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Slide 9
In memory of
Thomas Brooks
S.S. Virgilia, Royal Navy.
Died 24th November 1941.
Age 21.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brooks, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL CEMETERY, Kent.
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Slide 10
In memory of
Richard Wake Burdon
H.M.S. Algerine, Royal Navy.
Died on Sunday 15th November 1942.
Age 24.
Son of Richard and Minnie Burdon; husband of Helen W. Burdon
of Point Pleasant, formerly of Shakespeare Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 11
In memory of
John Cafferky
H.M.S. Avenger, Royal Navy.
Died on Sunday 15th November 1942.
Age 22.
Son of Peter and Hannah Cafferky, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent.
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Slide 12
In memory of
James Cain
H.M.S. Cumberland, Royal Navy.
Died 4th January 1946.
Age 22.
Son of Edward and Jane Cain, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 13
In memory of
Michael Cassidy
H.M. Submarine Tigris, Royal Navy.
Died on Wednesday 10th March 1943.
Age 25.
Son of Michael and Mary Ann Cassidy, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent.
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Slide 14
In memory of
Thomas Elliott
H.M.M.T.B. 12, Royal Navy.
Died on Friday 19th December 1941.
Age 29.
Husband of Dorothy Elliott; son of William and Janet Elliott, of
Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 15
In memory of
Ralph William Gilpin
H.M.S. Somali, Royal Navy.
Died on Thursday 24th September 1942.
Age 24.
Son of Alfred and Martha Ellen Gilpin, of 60, St. Peter’s Road
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 16
In memory of
George Thomas Guy
H.M.S. Georgetown, Royal Navy.
Died 1st December 1941.
Age 30.
Husband of Ada Guy, of Rosehill
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 17
In memory of
Leslie Harkin
Royal Navy, H.M.S. Sainfoin.
Died on Wednesday 7th March 1945.
Age 33.
Husband of Margaret Harkin, of Heaton; son of Thomas Edwin and
Mildred Harkin, of 62 Clavering Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 18
In memory of
John Henderson
H.M.S. Hood, Royal Navy.
Died on Saturday 24th May 1941.
Age 19.
Evening Chronicle 1941
John Henderson,
H.M.S. HOOD,
67 Deneholm, Willington Quay,
Signalman, 24 May 1941.
Only child.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 19
In memory of
Thomas Joseph Hepburn
H.M.S. Penzance, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Saturday 24th August 1940.
Age 22.
Son of Thomas and Janet May Hepburn, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent.
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Slide 20
In memory of
William Crawford Jamieson
H.M. Trawler Phineas Beard, Royal Naval Patrol Service.
Died 8th December 1941.
Age 18.
Son of William Crawford Snr. and Annie Jamieson, of Church Street,
Willington Quay.
William trained at the Naval Training Centre, Grimsby.
He volunteered for and died on his first sea operation.
His service totalled 10 weeks
Remembered with honour
LOWESTOFT NAVAL MEMORIAL, Suffolk.
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Slide 21
In memory of
John Henry Kermode
H.M.S. Harvester, Royal Navy.
Died 11th March 1943.
Age 22.
Son of Henry Robert and Frances Elizabeth Kermode, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 22
In memory of
Sydney Marchant
H.M.S. Curacoa, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve.
Died 29th September 1945.
Age 24.
Son of James Charles and Louise Marchant, of Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 23
In memory of
William Marsh
French Ship Branlebas, Royal Navy.
Died on Saturday 14th December 1940.
Age 26.
Son of Ralph and Catherine Marsh; husband of Hilda and
father of William Marsh, of 106 Savoury Road, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 24
In memory of
Richard Dodds Milburn
H.M.S. Vortigern, Royal Naval Reserve.
Died on Sunday 15th March 1942.
Age 30.
Son of William Dodds Milburn and Margaret Ellen Milburn;
husband of Elsie Johnson Milburn, of 17 Merlin Crescent,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 25
In memory of
Henry Mills
H.M.S. Nelson, Royal Navy.
Died 13th May 1941.
Age 40.
Husband of Jane Mills; son of John and Alice Mills, of 109 Bewicke
Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire
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Slide 26
In memory of
Philip Payne Drew McKeen
H.M.S. Egret, Royal Navy.
Died on Friday 27th August 1943.
Age 21.
Son of Thomas and Charlotte McKeen, of 17 Northumberland
Avenue, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 27
In memory of
John Robert Moore
S.S. Empire Shackleton, Royal Navy.
Died 28th December 1942.
Age 20.
Son of John William and Florence Beatrice Moore, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL CEMETERY, Kent.
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Slide 28
In memory of
Roy Hudson North
H.M.S. Deveron, Royal Navy.
Died on Sunday 1st July 1945.
Age 37.
Son of Robert Edward and Elizabeth Mary North; husband of
Agnes North, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
COLOMBO (LIVERAMENTU) CEMETERY, Sri Lanka.
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Slide 29
In memory of
Thomas Christopher O’Carroll
H.M. Submarine Syrtis, Royal Navy.
Died on Thursday 30th March 1944.
Age 23.
Son of John and Mary O’Carroll; husband of Margaret O’Carroll,
of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon.
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Slide 30
In memory of
Robert William Poulson Scott
H.M.S. Ibis, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Tuesday 10th November 1942.
Age 24.
Son of Richard and Catherine Scott, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent.
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Slide 31
In memory of
William Robert Spence
H.M.S. Britomart, Royal Navy
Died on Sunday 27th August 1944.
Age 44.
Evening Chronicle 1944
William R. Spence A.B.
Missing presumed killed. Son of the late William, and Elizabeth
Spence, 7 Hill Street, Willington Quay.
27 years continuous service with the Royal Navy.
Brothers Jim, George, John, Norman.
Son of William and Elizabeth Scott Spence of 7 Hill Street,
Willington Quay; husband of Laura Ethel Spence, of 7 Cambridge
Street, Plymouth, late of 7 Hill Street Willington Quay
Remembered with honour
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon.
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Slide 32
In memory of
John Alexander Stubbs
H.M.S Fleur de Lys, Royal Navy.
Died on Tuesday, 14th October 1941.
Age 22.
Son of John Thomas and Agnes Stubbs, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 33
In memory of
William Walker
H.M.S. Forth, Royal Naval Reserve.
Died 12th September 1942.
Age 39.
Son of Thomas and Jenny Walker; husband of Norah Irene Walker,
of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 34
In memory of
Thomas Hopper White
H.M.S. Welshman, Royal Navy.
Died on Monday 1st February 1943.
Age 23.
Son of Joseph and Annie Hopper White, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent.
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Slide 35
In memory of
Harold Walton Wood
H.M.S. Goshawk, Royal Navy.
Died on Friday 17th January 1941.
Age 21.
Evening Chronicle 1941
Wood (Inglenook) Rosehill,
Son Harold, lost at sea,
January 17th 1941,
Father, Mother, Sisters and brother Jack.
Son of Sam and Maud Wood, of Rosehill
Remembered with honour
LEE-ON-SOLENT MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 36
In memory of
Walter Yarham
H.M.S. Capel, Royal Navy.
Died on Tuesday 26th December 1944.
Age 19.
Son of Walter and Freda Yarham, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire.
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Slide 37
In memory of
Alan Bolam
Royal Corps of Transport.
Died 31st December 1990, Saudi Arabia.
Age 30.
Husband of Lesley; father of Toni, Michael and Natasha; brother of
Billy and Linda; son of Marion and Alan Bolam, of Firtrees Avenue,
Howdon.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 38
In memory of
Robert Brown
Royal Engineers.
Died May 23rd 1942.
Age 37.
Son of Walter and Margaret Jane Brown;
husband of Jane Brown of Willington Quay
Remembered with honour
CHURCH BANK CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 39
In memory of
John George Chambers
66 Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery.
Died 31st January 1941.
Age 22.
Son of Joseph Lawson Chambers and Jane Chambers,
of 108 St Peter’s Road, Holy Cross.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 40
In memory of
Charles Edward Clark
8th Bn., Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
Died on Wednesday 18th April 1945.
Age 24.
Son of Charles Edward and Jane Clark of Rosehill; stepson
of Margaret Clark of Wallsend.
Remembered with honour
ARGENTA GAP WAR CEMETERY, Italy.
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Slide 41
In memory of
Thomas Charles Clark
Royal Artillery.
Died on Saturday 18th July 1942.
Son of Jack and Florence Clark; husband of Kate Short Clark,
of 16 Holderness Road, Howdon.
Remembered with honour
PRESTON CEMETERY, Tynemouth.
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Slide 42
In memory of
John James Coulthard
1st Bn., Durham Light Infantry.
Died on Thursday 15th May 1941.
Age 23.
Son of John and Mary Coulthard; brother of Martha and Richard
of 2 Savory Road, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HALFAYA SOLLUM WAR CEMETERY, Egypt.
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Slide 43
In memory of
Thomas Metcalfe Dodds
Pioneer Corps.
Died 25th July 1946.
Age 41.
Husband of Violet Dodds; son of George Thompson Dodds and Elizabeth
Dodds, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 44
In memory of
William Elliott Dryden
12 Coy., Royal Army Service Corps.
Died on Monday 8th December 1941.
Age 30.
Son of Stephen and Florence Emily Dryden of Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
SAI WAN MEMORIAL, China, (including Hong Kong).
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Slide 45
In memory of
John Edward Fisher
7th Bn., Duke of Wellington’s (West Riding Regt.)
Died on Wednesday 15th August 1945.
Age 32.
Son of Samuel Sidney and Catherine Fisher, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
MUNSTER HEATH WAR CEMETERY, Telgte, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.
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Slide 46
In memory of
Charles Gibson
6 Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps.
Died 30th December 1947.
Age 41.
Husband of Dorothy Gibson of Ludford, Lincolnshire;
son of William and Ellen Gibson, of 5 Elmwood Avenue Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 47
In memory of
Robert Graham
The Buffs (Royal East Kent Regiment).
Died 7th February 1945.
Age 29.
Son of John and Charlotte Graham of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 48
In memory of
Richard Jeffery Harland
6th Bn., Durham Light Infantry.
Died on Sunday 10th September 1944.
Age 30.
Son of Robert Henry and Margaret Harland;
husband of Mary Harland, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
GEEL WAR CEMETERY, Geel, Antwerpen, Belgium.
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Slide 49
In memory of
George T. Hoult
1st Battalion The Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.
Died 20th June 1967.
Age 23.
Husband of Mavis; father of Garry and Gail, of Threap Gardens,
Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
SILENT VALLEY CEMETERY, Aden.
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Slide 50
In memory of
Paul Roderick Lauder
1st Battalion, Tyneside Scottish, Black Watch, Royal Highland Regt.
Died on Monday, 20th May 1940.
Age 31.
Son of Arthur and Isabella Lauder of 52, Stanley Street, Rosehill;
brother of Don, Elsie, Neil and Eric.
Remembered with honour
BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX, Pas de Calais, France.
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Slide 51
In memory of
Ernest Stephen Mason
Royal Engineers (Bomb Disposal).
Died 23rd September 1940.
Age 37.
Husband of Dian Mason; father of Stephen and William of
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
WILLESDEN NEW CEMETERY, Middlesex.
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Slide 52
In memory of
Francis Albert Bruce Mason
2nd Battalion, Scots Guards.
Died on Friday 22nd October 1943.
Age 26.
Husband of Elsie Mason, of Willington Quay,
Remembered with honour
MINTURNO WAR CEMETERY, Italy.
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Slide 53
In memory of
Denis McMullen
1st (Airborne) Bn., Border Regiment.
Died on Tuesday 26th September 1944.
Age 25.
Son of James and Mary McMullen
Remembered with honour
ARNHEM OOSTERBEEK WAR CEMETERY, Gelderland, Netherlands.
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Slide 54
In memory of
Charles Moore
16th Bn., Durham Light Infantry.
Died on Friday 12th May 1944.
Age 36.
Husband of Nellie Moore; son of Charles and Elizabeth Moore,
of 32 Archer Street, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
PRAGUE WAR CEMETERY, Czech Republic.
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Slide 55
In memory of
Thomas Edward Morris
6th Bn., Durham Light Infantry.
Died on Saturday 14th November 1942.
Age 29.
Evening Chronicle 1942
Morris, Thomas Edward, Sgt., D.L.I. 16 Bede Cresc., Willington Quay.
Age 29, presumed to have died as a POW in Italian hands.
Remembered with honour
ALAMEIN MEMORIAL, Egypt.
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Slide 56
In memory of
George Mullen
2nd Bn., Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt.)
Died of wounds on Monday 26th April 1943.
Age 20.
Son of Thomas and Frances Mullen, late of Archer Street East,
Willington Quay. Moved to 569a Kingsbury Road, London.
Remembered with honour
OUED ZARGA WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia.
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Slide 57
In memory of
George Mullen
1st Bn., Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.
Died on Tuesday 29th April 1941.
Age 22.
Son of Mrs. K. Neary, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOBRUCK WAR CEMETERY, Libya.
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Slide 58
In memory of
John O’Keefe
6th Bn., Highland Light Infantry (City of Glasgow Regiment).
Died on Wednesday 18th April 1945.
Age 28.
Son of Dennis and Julia O’Keefe; husband of Mary Ellen O’Keefe;
father of John and Mary, of 83 Savory Road.
Remembered with honour
BECKLINGTON WAR CEMETERY, Soultau, Niedersachsen, Germany.
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Slide 59
In memory of
John Peirs
1st Battalion, Tyneside Scottish, Black Watch, Royal Highland Regt.
Died on Monday 20th May 1940.
Age 21.
Son of William and Margaret Peirs of 20 Benjamin Road,
Willington Quay.
John was sent to France before completing recruit training.
His military service totalled 5 weeks and 3 days.
Remembered with honour
BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX, Pas de Calais, France.
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Slide 60
In memory of
George King Priest
86 (The Hertfordshire Yeo.) Field Regt., Royal Artillery.
Died on Tuesday 6th June 1944.
Age 30
Son of Alfred Barker Priest and Minnie Dryden Priest, of 28
Philipson Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France.
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Slide 61
In memory of
James Rafferty
242 Bty., 48 Lt. A.A. Regt., Royal Artillery.
Died on Sunday 18th February 1945 while a prisoner of war in
Japanese hands.
Age 24.
Son of James and Catherine Rafferty, of 13 Gibson Street,
Willington Square.
Remembered with honour
SINGAPORE MEMORIAL, Singapore.
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Slide 62
In memory of
William Thompson Reid
6th Bn., Green Howards (Yorkshire Regt).
Died on Saturday 27th March 1943.
Age 30.
Husband of Jane Reid, of New Park, Harrogate, Yorkshire;
son of James and Jane Reid of Hodgson Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
SFAX WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia.
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Slide 63
In memory of
John Henry Richardson
16th Bn., Durham Light Infantry.
Died April 25th 1941.
Age 29.
Son of John and Christina Richardson, of Wallsend;
husband of May Richardson, of Willington Quay
Remembered with honour
CHURCH BANK CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 64
In memory of
John Henry Richardson
8 Medium Regt., Royal Artillery.
Died on Sunday 27th August 1944.
Age 28.
Evening Chronicle 1944
Richardson (High Howdon). In loving memory of Harry, only son
of Mary and the late William.
Killed in Burma, August 27 1944.
Son of William and Mary Richardson; husband of G. E. Richardson,
of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
RANGOON MEMORIAL, Myanmar.
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Slide 65
In memory of
Henry Robertson
4th Bn., Border Regiment.
Died on Sunday 9th November 1941.
Age 23.
Son of Dougal Stewart Robertson and Phoebe Robertson of
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY, Libya.
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Slide 66
In memory of
John George Slone
2nd Bn., Cheshire Regiment.
Died on Sunday 18th June 1944.
Age 28.
Son of Thomas and Margaret Lawrence Christmas Carr Slone;
husband of Eileen Slone, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, Calvados, France.
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Slide 67
In memory of
George Joseph Smith
1st Bn. The Hertfordshire Regt., (Beds and Herts).
Died on Wednesday 11th October 1944.
Age 30.
Son of Robert and Mary Smith; husband of Doreen Smith of High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
FAENZA WAR CEMETERY, Italy.
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Slide 68
In memory of
Thomas Henderson Stewart
127 Field Regt., Royal Artillery.
Died on Saturday 6th March 1943.
Age 22.
Son of Thomas and Margaret Stewart, of 9 St. Cuthbert’s Road,
Holy Cross.
Remembered with honour
SFAX WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia.
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Slide 69
In memory of James
James William Stockill
123 (6th Bn. The City of London Regt.) Lt. A.A. Regt.,
Royal Artillery.
Died on Tuesday 13th June 1944.
Age 22.
Son of Robert J. and Lizzie Stockill, of Howdon.
Remembered with honour
BAYEUX MEMORIAL, Calvados, France.
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Slide 70
In memory of
Mathew Templeton
Royal Army Service Corps.
Died on Wednesday 10th January 1940.
Age 21.
Son of James Templeton; adopted son of Robert and Annie
Fletcher, of 96 Ord Avenue, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 71
In memory of
Robert Reed Trewick
Royal Army Service Corps.
Died 18th October 1945.
Age 41.
Son of George William and Isabella Heslop Trewick, of Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 72
In memory of
James Wallace
Royal Engineers.
Died on Friday 23rd February 1940.
Age 50.
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
CHURCH BANK CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 73
In memory of
Arthur Wellesley George Ward
Royal Engineers (12 Bomb Disposal Company).
Died 10th April 1944.
Age 28.
Son of Arthur and Bertha Ward; husband of Mary Veronica Ward,
of 42 Ridley Avenue, High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 74
In memory of
John Ball Watson
1st Bn., Tyneside Scottish, Black Watch, Royal Highland Regiment.
Died 21st May 1940.
Age 23.
Son of Robert and Helen Watson, of 7 Harrison Road, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
BUCQUOY ROAD CEMETERY, FICHEUX, Pas de Calais, France.
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Slide 75
In memory of
George Foster Weavers
1st Bn., Royal Northumberland Fusiliers.
Died 13th October 1940.
Age 22.
Husband of Margaret Weavers; son of Margaret and
Alfred Weavers of 18 Holme Gardens, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 76
In memory of
Albert John Webb
709 Artisan Works Coy, Royal Engineers.
Died on Sunday 10th September 1944.
Age 27.
Husband of Margaret Webb, of 8 Timlin Gardens, Howdon
Remembered with honour
FLORENCE WAR CEMETERY, Italy.
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Slide 77
In memory of
James Steven Weir
Royal Corps of Signals.
Died on Tuesday 23rd February 1943.
Age 32.
Son of Samuel Robert and Ethel Weir; husband of Margaret Weir
of 20 Holme Gardens, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
MEDJEZ-EL-BAB WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia.
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Slide 78
In memory of
William Cuthbert Wilson
Royal Artillery.
Died 7th February 1943.
Age 40.
Husband of Margaret Ann Wilson; son of Joseph Dyer Wilson
and Elizabeth Ethel Wilson, of Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 79
In memory of
George Henry Young
5th Bn., The King’s Regiment (Liverpool).
Died Sunday 13th January 1946.
Age 21.
Son of Joseph and Eliza Ann Young, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
BERLIN 1939-1945 WAR CEMETERY, Germany.
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Slide 80
In memory of
Ernest Young
93 (6th Bn., The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders)
Anti-Tank Regt., Royal Artillery.
Died on Sunday 17th January 1943.
Age 24.
Son of Peter and Alice Young, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
BEJA WAR CEMETERY, Tunisia.
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Slide 81
In memory of
Thomas Armstrong
9 Squadron, Royal Air Force.
Died on Tuesday 19th August 1941.
Age 20.
Son of Thomas and Ethel Armstrong, of 58 Stanley Street,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TONDER CEMETERY, Denmark.
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Slide 82
In memory of
Arthur Beaty
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Wednesday 23rd September 1942.
Age 20.
Son of John William and Ethel Beaty of High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
GWERU CEMETERY, Zimbabwe.
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Slide 83
In memory of
Thomas Conway
14 Sqdn., Royal Air Force.
Died on Tuesday 10th September 1940.
Age 23.
Son of Emily and Patrick Conway, of 37 Gibson Street,
Willington Square.
Remembered with honour
KEREN WAR CEMETERY, Eritrea.
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Slide 84
In memory of
Brian Filmer
Royal Air Force.
Died Monday 29th November 1943.
Age 31.
Son of Frank and Janet Filmer, of 27 Harrison Road, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
SINGAPORE MEMORIAL, Singapore.
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Slide 85
In memory of
James Donald Gray
Died on Sunday 31st December 1944
Evening Chronicle 1944
GRAY, JAMES DONALD. R.A.F.
Died as a Japanese POW 311244.
Friends of the Central Methodist Church and Sunday school,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with Honour
LABUAN WAR CEMETERY, Malaysia.
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Slide 86
In memory of
Albert Victor Green
Royal Air Force (Volunteer Reserve) 77 Squadron.
Died 29th December 1942.
Age 32.
Son of Victor and Ethel Green; husband of Dorothy Green of
3 Murray Road, Rosehill.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 87
In memory of
John Hall
75 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Wednesday 7th May 1941.
Age 20.
Son of John George and Frances Jane Hall, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HULL NORTHERN CEMETERY, Yorkshire.
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Slide 88
In memory of
Cyril Broadbent Landreth
Royal Air Force (Volunteer Reserve).
Died 22nd July 1944.
Age 29.
Son of Percy and Anna Laura Landreth; husband of Doris Landreth,
of 64 Tynemouth Road, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 89
In memory of
Norman Leitch
404 (R.C.A.F.) Sqdn., Royal Air Force (Volunteer Reserve).
Died 1st February 1942.
Age 18.
Son of Edward Nicholson Leitch and May Leitch of Chapel House
Rosehill Road, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 90
In memory of
Thomas Longstaff
9 Sqdn., Royal Air Force.
Died on Monday 27th March 1944.
Age 24.
Son of Thomas and Annie Longstaff, of Darlington; husband of
Margaret Ann Longstaff, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
INGLETON (ST. JOHN) CHURCHYARD, Durham.
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Slide 91
In memory of
Terence Christopher McFadden
640 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Friday 31st March 1944.
Age 21.
Son of James and Mary Catherine McFadden, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
RHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY, Kamp Lintfort, Nordrhein-Westfal, Germany.
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Slide 92
In memory of
William McMahon
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 13th August 1941 at Bassingbourn, Hertfordshire.
Age 26.
Son of Ellen and William McMahon of 10 Benjamin Road,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 93
In memory of
Thomas Watson Moore
103 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 16th Dec 1943.
Age 23.
Son of John and Dorothy Moore of High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
BERLIN CEMETERY, Germany.
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Slide 94
In memory of
Charles Quinn Rafferty
57 Squadron, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died 14th March 1945.
Age 21. Son of James and Catherine Rafferty, of 13 Gibson Street,
Willington Square.
Remembered with honour
DURNBACH CEMETERY, Bayern, Germany.
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Slide 95
In memory of
James Renwick
103 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve.
Died on Tuesday 15th June 1943.
Age 20.
Son of Robert W. and Helen Renwick, of 56 Bede Crescent,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
REICHSWALD FOREST WAR CEMETERY, Kleve, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany.
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Slide 96
In memory of
William Haswell Thompson
101 Sqdn., Royal Air Force (Volunteer Reserve).
Died 19th March 1944.
Age 27.
Son of William and Annie Thompson, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 97
In memory of
George McGill McRobie
H.M.L.C.F. 15., Royal Marines.
Died on Saturday 17th June 1944.
Age 23.
Son of George McGill McRobie and Margaret Ann McRobie,
of 7 Holderness, Road, Howdon.
Remembered with honour
PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Devon.
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Slide 98
In memory of
John Marshall Bruce
S.S. Almeda Star (London), Merchant Navy.
Died Friday 17th January 1941.
Age 31.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 99
In memory of
Stanley Chambers
S.S. Hartlbury Merchant Navy.
Died 7th July 1942.
Age 16.
Son of Charles Henry and Eleanor Chambers, of
Willington Quay
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 100
In memory of
William Clelland
S.S. Empire Leopard (London), Merchant Navy.
Died on Monday 2nd November 1942.
Age 21.
Son of William and Charlotte Clelland; sister Irene;
brother Leonard, R.N., of 93 Laing Grove.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 101
In memory of
Anthony Connolly
S.S. Empire Leopard, Merchant Navy.
Died on Monday 2nd November 1942.
Age 20.
Evening Chronicle 1942
Connolly (Howdon) In loving memory of our dear son, Anthony,
M.N., lost at sea. Nov. 2, 1942.
Father, mother, sisters and brother
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 102
In memory of
Charles Frederick Coutts
S.S. Empire Gold, Merchant Navy.
Died on 18th April 1945.
Age 25.
Son of Charles Frederick Fraser Coutts and Agnes Coutts, of
High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 103
In memory of
Norman Casey Dodds
S.S. Greyfriars, Merchant Navy.
Died 11th January 1941.
Age 17.
Son of Thomas and Mary and Dodds, of 34 Stead Street.
His father died in the same action (Joint grave).
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 104
In memory of
Thomas Dodds
S.S. Greyfriars, Merchant Navy.
Died on 11th January 1941.
Age 46. Husband of Mary Dodds of 34 Stead Street, Willington Quay.
His son, Norman, died in the same action (Joint grave).
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 105
In memory of
John Finnigan
S.S. Yewforest, Merchant Navy.
Died on Thursday 19th November 1942.
Age 39.
Son of Nicholas and Polly Finnigan; husband of Kathleen Grace
Finnigan, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with Honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 106
In memory of
James Alexander Gray
S.S. Empire Turnstone, Merchant Navy.
Died on Thursday 22nd October 1942.
Age 42.
Husband of Margaret Ann Gray, of Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 107
In memory of
John Henaghan
Merchant Navy
Husband of Mrs Henaghan of 77 Savory Road, Rosehill
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 108
In memory of
Robert Hall Hildrew
M.V. Royal (London), Merchant Navy.
Died 24th November 1940.
Age 32.
Son of James and Alice R. Hildrew, of 23 Lisle Grove,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 109
In memory of
Frank Laskey
S.S. Ambrose Fleming (London), Merchant Navy.
Died Tuesday 29th April 1941.
Age 47.
Evening Chronicle 1941
Laskey, High Howdon, 93 Archer Street East. Lost at sea.
Husband of Frances Ann Laskey. Dedication of a memorial tablet and
a service at the Seaman’s Mission South Shields.
Husband of Frances Ann Laskey; Son of Francis and Hannah Laskey
of High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 110
In memory of
John Sandilands Nairn
Merchant Navy.
Died at Sapele, West Africa,
18th September 1943.
Age 24.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nairn, of 86 Stanley Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 111
In memory of
Leslie Naylor
Empire Takoradi, Merchant Navy.
Died August 16th 1945.
Age 26.
Youngest son of William and Margaret Naylor; Husband of Mary;
father of Leslie, of 1 Holme Gardens, Howdon.
Remembered with Honour
BOMBAY CEMETERY.
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Slide 112
In memory of
Alexander Sterling O’Connor
S.S. Homeside (Newcastle upon Tyne), Merchant Navy.
Died on Tuesday 28th January 1941.
Age 59.
Son of Alexander and Katherine O’Connor; husband of Mabel O’Connor,
of High Howdon.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 113
In memory of
George Pace
S.S. Navasota (Southampton), Merchant Navy.
Died on Tuesday 5th December 1939.
Age 25.
Son of George and Dorothy Frances Pace, of
39 Lisle Grove, Howdon.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 114
In memory of
David Sutherland
M.V. Silverpalm (London), Merchant Navy
Died on Monday 9th June 1941.
Age 31.
Husband of Mrs. Sutherland of Potter Street, Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 115
In memory of
James Devine Wilmott
S.S. Quickstep (Newcastle upon Tyne), Merchant Navy.
Died on Monday 12th January 1942.
Age 17.
Son of William and Sarah Wilmott, of 33 Norman Terrace,
Willington Quay.
Remembered with honour
TOWER HILL MEMORIAL, London.
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Slide 116
In memory of
Harold Anderson
Home Guard.
1st Sept 1941, at 38 Bede Crescent.
Age 21.
Son of Eunice and Smith Anderson of 38 Bede Crescent.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 117
In memory of
Thomas Robson Newby.
Home Guard.
Died 25th April 1941 at 4 Headlam Street.
Age 17.
Son of Thomas Robson Newby and the late Elizabeth Newby of
4 Headlam Street.
His father died during the same air raid.
Remembered with honour
HOLY CROSS CEMETERY, Wallsend.
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Slide 118
In memory of
William Henry Simmonds Dixon
National Fire Service.
18th February 1943.
Aged 33.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Dixon, of 20 Point Pleasant Terrace;
husband of Dorothy Dixon, of 26 Ravensworth Street, Rose Hill.
At the National Fire Service Garage.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 119
THE PRIEST WHO BECAME A HERO OVERNIGHT
On the night of 25th April, 1941, German planes carried out an
air-raid over Tyneside. Many civilians lost their lives and homes,
particularly in the vicinity of Willington Quay, near the Roman
Catholic Church of Our Lady and St. Aidan.
The sound of the plane’s engines could be heard quite clearly.
Incendiary bombs were dropped and many fires started. The sky lit up
with what looked like chandeliers brightly burning, floating about
overhead, as if the moon was at its full.
Air-raid wardens ushered people into the air-raid shelters at top
speed. A report was circulated that an object attached to a parachute
had been seen over the Benton area, and was slowly coming down to
earth. Moving towards the railway bridge near Haggies Ropery, the
object attached to the parachute was a mine. It descended on the
houses of Headlam Street and Hodgson Street, shattering and
destroying all the houses as it exploded. There were three men
standing near the Dun Cow Inn at the time. Two of these ran along the
road, and as they did so a big kerb stone fell at the heels of one
Mr. Naisbitt. Mr. Paddy Cassidy did not move, but remained around the
corner. He was never seen again.
A young priest, Father Thomas Scriven, dashed out of the church
carrying the Blessed Sacrament to administer the Last Rites. He knew
that many of his parishioners were buried under the rubble. On
reaching the scene, he took off his coat, and set to work with his
bare hands, tearing at the wreckage. Not caring about risking his own
life, he worked untiringly, all through the night, and well into the
next day. He was aided by Mr. John Kennedy, who stayed with the
priest and gave him all the help he could in pulling the victims out
of the wreckage. Although Father Scriven was advised to give up by
the officials and wardens, he would not do so. He knew that one old
lady Mrs. Doyle, who had a shop near the Dun Cow Inn, was still
buried under the shambles and he was determined to get her out at all
costs. They finally reached her huddled under the stairs. She was the
last person to receive the Blessed Sacrament. Her son Jimmy was
killed in this raid. In all twenty-four persons were killed, fifteen
of them Roman Catholics. It was said that the Rev. Father Scriven
should have had an award in recognition of his bravery, but if anyone
told him so, he would point a finger upwards and say “I will get my
reward in Heaven”. He was always admired and respected by Catholics
and non-Catholics alike. Later he moved to St. Mary’s, South Moor,
County Durham. He had been curate at St. Aidan’s where he served for
sixteen years.
In later years Fr. Scriven suffered ill health, and died on the 9th
November, 1973, at the age of 69 years. He was interred in a grave
near the entrance of his church.
The above is an extract from ‘Folks alang the Road’ A. SENIOR (1980
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Slide 120
Civilian Roll of Honour
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Slide 121
In memory of
Georgina Addis
Aged 24; of 4 Cleveland Gardens; wife of Cpl. Thomas Edward Addis,
Coldstream Guards.
Died 10th April 1941, at 39 Biddlestone Crescent.
Smith Anderson
Aged 52; Son of Smith and Ellen Anderson of 99 Vine Street;
husband of Eunice Anderson
of 38 Bede Crescent. Air raid victim 1st Sept 1941
at 38 Bede Crescent.
Kenneth Anderson
Aged 12; Son of Eunice and Smith Anderson of 38 Bede Crescent.
Air raid victim 1st Sept 1941 at 38 Bede Crescent.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 122
In memory of
Francis Beavis
Aged 23; of 20 Ridley Avenue; daughter of James Robert and Henrietta
Beavis,
Died 25th April 1941, 20 Ridley Avenue.
James Cassidy
Aged 25; Firewatcher; of 27 Headlam Street.
Husband of Mary Cassidy.
25th April 1941, at Western Road.
John Carr Corr
Aged 87; of 12 Western Road.
25th April 1941, at 12 Western Road.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 123
In memory of
Elizabeth Webb Cook
Aged 27; of 20 Ridley Avenue.
Daughter of James Robert and Henrietta Beavis;
Wife of George A. Cook, Royal Army Service Corps.
25th April 1941, 20 Ridley Avenue.
Joseph Corder
Aged 12. Died 10th April 1941 at Shipwright’s Buildings.
James Doyle
Aged 33; Son of Mary and the late Frank Doyle, of
43 Rutherford Street.
25th April 1941, at 24 Western Road.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 124
In memory of
Margaret Elliott
Aged 22; of 151 Holy Avenue. Daughter of Nicholas and Isabella
Atkinson of
6 Shaftoe Street North, Rosehill; wife of Robert Hilton Elliott.
1st May 1942, at 157 Holly Avenue.
Mary Gilchrist
Aged 23; of 8 Back Headlam Street.
Wife of A.C.I. E. G. Gilchrist, Royal Air Force.
Injured 26th April, 1941, at 8 Back Headlam Street;
died 2nd May 1941, at Preston Emergency Hospital.
James Henry Gudgin
Aged 50; of 6 Back Headlam Street.
Husband of the late Emma Charlotte Gudgin.
25th April 1941, at Headlam Street.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 125
In memory of
Margaret Joyce
Aged 67; of 10 Headlam Street.
Wife of the late John Joyce.
25th April 1941, at 10 Headlam Street.
Cornelius Joyce
Aged 19; of 10 Headlam Street.
Son of Margaret and the late John Joyce.
25th April 1941, at 10 Headlam Street
Thomas Robson Newby Snr.
Age 49; Fire watcher; of 4 Headlam Street. Son of Margaret and Ralph
Newby;
Husband of Elizabeth Newby. 25th April 1941 at 4 Headlam Street.
His son died during the same air-raid.
Remembered with honour
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Slide 126
In memory of
Sidney Osborne
Aged 42. husband of Mary Osborne of 26 Shaftoe Street.
25th April 1941, at Headlam Street
John Henry Snell
Aged 76,
Husband of Clara Snell, of 24 Headlam Street, Willington Quay.
25th April 1941 at Headlam street
Martin Summerly
Aged 48, Husband of Maud (nee Carr), of 16 Headlam Street,
Willington Quay.
25th April 1941, at Headlam Street
Remembered with honour
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Slide 127
In memory of
John Simpson Scott
Aged 35; of 4 Back Headlam Street.
Son of Catherine Scott, of 42 Firtrees Avenue,
and of the late Richard Scott; husband of Margaret Scott.
25th April 1941, at 4 Back Headlam Street.
Margaret Scott
Aged 34; of 4 Back Headlam Street.
Wife of John Simpson Scott.
25th April 1941, at 4 Back Headlam Street.
Robert Scott
Aged 6; of 4 Back Headlam Street.
Son of John Simpson Scott and Margaret Scott.
Injured 25th April 1941, at 4 Back Headlam Street.
Died 26th April 1941 at Preston Emergency Hospital.
Remembered with honour
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